In Mark Zuckerberg’s world, lying is the only way to be yourself

But the fundamental problem with this crusade for accuracy is that people are complicated. You’re a very different person when you’re singing “Call Me Maybe” to yourself in the shower than you are when you’re at the bank applying for a mortgage, probably just as different as your laptop-ensconced self is now from were when you were doing Jackass stuff in your teens (teens: reverse that sentence to decode it). A super-famous observer of humans summed this sentiment up 157 years ago when he said “I contain multitudes;” a few thousand years before that an obscure philosopher noted, more universally, that the only constant is change.